Dr. Vette
Handloader
- Apr 16, 2012
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There are many advantages to Blackhorn 209 powder, and this weekend I realized another one of them.
I have had my muzzleloader sitting here for a couple of months, and happened to wonder to myself if I had ever cleaned it when season was over. Mind you I'm usually very fastidious about this, and it's easy to forget that one has cleaned a firearm. However, I removed the breech plug and noted that no, I had not cleaned it.
2 dry patches and about 10 wet patches later it's ready to go into the safe. No corrosion, no nothing. The beauty of Blackhorn 209 - though I would not generally recommend waiting over 2 months to clean your muzzleloader. :mrgreen:
I have had my muzzleloader sitting here for a couple of months, and happened to wonder to myself if I had ever cleaned it when season was over. Mind you I'm usually very fastidious about this, and it's easy to forget that one has cleaned a firearm. However, I removed the breech plug and noted that no, I had not cleaned it.
2 dry patches and about 10 wet patches later it's ready to go into the safe. No corrosion, no nothing. The beauty of Blackhorn 209 - though I would not generally recommend waiting over 2 months to clean your muzzleloader. :mrgreen: